A Python WSGI middleware that allows HTTP method override via form parameters or headers. This enables HTML forms to use HTTP methods other than GET and POST by providing a method override mechanism.

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Casket is written in Rust. You must obtain a copy of the Rust toolchain, instructions for doing so are here. Once obtained: # clone the source code $ git clone git ...

Engineering Manager Peter Sperl and Software Engineer Ben Green of Bloomberg Engineering’s Structured Products Applications group wrote the following article to offer some tips to other developers ...

Zappa, a framework for running “server-less” Python Web applications, will deploy scalable applications to the cloud with one command. The GitHub repo for Zappa boasts that the technology eliminates ...

mod_python is more than just a CGI/WSGI alternative — you can use it not only to serve Python-based applications that run faster than traditional CGI, but you can actually use exposed Apache APIs to ...

Amish country Pythonista here.<BR><BR>I want to use mod_wsgi under Apache and I'm past the 'hello_world.wsgi' stage. But I'm fuzzy on where to keep shared code -- stuff that would have been modules in ...